Sage Marshall is a creative nonfiction writer, poet, and journalist. They currently work as a graduate instructor and have written for publications such as Newswav and Field & Stream. Sage's articles cover a range of topics, including outdoor adventures, wildlife conservation, and hunting.
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The bison reportedly lifted the woman a foot off the ground with its horns. She sustained “serious injuries”
This chihuahua may be small, but it's pretty damned fearless. In late May, a TikTok user in Alaska posted a video showing her purse-sized dog barking
Wildlife photographer Derek Yoder captured the epic scene on film earlier this spring. Both of the bears walked off uninjured.
Notably, the record-keeping organization plans to distinguish between “Florida bass” and “largemouth bass”
By: Sage Marshall
The California Fish and Game Commission unanimously voted to review white sturgeon for protection under the state’s Endangered Species Act
If you've got the cash, you can purchase the boat used in one of the biggest fishing scandals in recent memory. And it's a pretty sweet rig.
Matthew Kogo wrestled the 106 pound invasive constrictor snake in the Francis S. Taylor Wildlife Management Area
By: Sage Marshall
Anti-hunting proponents have submitted the controversial big cat hunting ban to the Colorado’s Secretary of State
By: Sage Marshall
Officials say the grizzly sow's instinct to protect its cubs likely spurred the attack
Well, these certainly aren’t bass. Texas angler Christian Haltermann recently pulled off the holy grail of shark fishing, landing two 14-plus-foot hammerheads in one month.
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